Analysis: Dennis Bonnen’s Long Goodbye
The Texas House speaker was always going to leave sometime. But his departure could come much sooner than expected.
The Texas House speaker was always going to leave sometime. But his departure could come much sooner than expected.
Texas House Speaker Dennis Bonnen could be leaving his position sooner than anyone expected, so says Texas Tribune co-founder Ross Ramsey – we’ll have details. Other stories we’re following: A…
“We decided to do a temporary solution to this problem so that people don’t have to resort to going to the Rio Grande to access water.”
“The West has always been a direction as much as a place in American history. It’s also been a frame of mind.”
More 2,600 tests in total – from firearms to DNA – are pending at the state lab in Weslaco.
UC Davis scientists introduced DNA snippets from hornless cows into that of dairy bulls, who then pass along the hornless DNA to their offspring.
Oil producers across the Permian Basin burn off, or “flare,” natural gas that they can’t store or transport. Even so, the supply of natural gas in the marketplace is growing.
As a part of The Standard's ongoing "Untapped" series, we take a look at how rapid change affects the people and economy of West Texas.
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